The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-27
LOCAL POCKET rIxuEs.

III the city yesterday.
1t you desire to spend few hour
in u beautiful grove, attend the Turner!
picnic to-day.
Tho trial Of the Union county bond
case will commence on Monday morn
Ing.
There will be services at the Metho
dist church to day at the usual hours.
Mr.. Gillian will ofliciate.
The Spring term of the Cairo public
schools will close on Friday next, and 9
four months vacation will follow.
The men doing business In the frame
buildings at the corner Of Eighth stree,
and Washington avenue are preparing tc
vacate, and the buildings will soon be
torn down.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of a
boquet Of beautiful and fragrant flowers
from Miss Sallie Cutting, OF Metropolis.
The fair doner will accept our thanks tor
the beautiful gift.
%. K.-Try Moerlein's famous Gin,
cinnati beer, Oh tap at John Keohler's
popular Arcade Saloon, opposite the
court house. o. X. 1t
-lhe scholars In Miss Pattisons and
Miss Foss' rooms In the high school
building had a picnic In st. Mary's park
yesterday. Nearly all the pupils were
present.
%. k.-John Keohler keeps Moer.
LENS Cincinnati lager beer, the best OF
them all. at his Arcade Saloon, opposite
the court house. o, X. II
The grand jury, having disposed OF
all the bus ness presented for it, consid-
Grafton, adjourned yesterday morning.
About twenty-five indictments, nearly
all OF them against parties now in the
county Jail, We're presented.
%. k.-Moerlein's celebrated C!ncin.
natl lager beer at John Keohler's Arcade.
Saloon. corner of Twenty .1rsl street and
Washington avenue, opposite the court
house. o. K. 1t
The committee OF the city council
and the attorneys tor the Illinois Central
railroad company have arranged TOR a
meeting tomorrow morning, at which
time the railroad matter will be dis
cussed.
Mrs. Brometta did not exhibit her
spirit wonders at the atheneum last
night. The audience did not materialize
sufficiently to justify her in doing SO,
and she dismissed the performance until
tonight at 7:30 O'Clock at the atheneum.
Mir. Egnew, proprietor of the st.
Charles hotel, has secured the services
OF Mr.. Jas. Lawlor, late headwaiter at
the Lindell hotel, st. Louis. MIR. Law
lor is said to be one of the best men In
his line Of business to be found any
where.
There are now and has been, q
number OF Suspicious characters In Cairo,
whom the police will do well to watch.
The fellows referred to are all known to
the officers as thieves and confidence
men, and unless sharp watch is kept
over them they may become trouble
some.
This being Trinity Sunday. there
will be services appropriate to the day
at the Episcopal church at eleven o'clock
q, NJ. The Sunday school will have a
celebration and special service at seven
o'clock p. M, with sermon by the rec
tor. the Rev. Mr.. Dillon.Lee, especial
~ for the children. A cordial Invitation
IS extended to all.
-Robt. McAmana, a son of the Em.
erald isle, was arrested on Friday night
by officers Axley and O'Mslley tor being
drunk. Yesterday Judge Bird fined him
two dollars and the usual trimmings.
City Attorney McGee gave him stay Of
execution on the condition that he
would leave the city. He LETT.
Circuit court was in session yesterday
morning, when q number of prisoners
were arraigned to plead to indictment,
against them. Nearly all OF thea. plead
not guilty, and counsel were assigned to
defend them. There was no session OF
the court in the afternoon. BY agree
ment the Union county bond case will be
taken up on the assembling OF cou.t to-
morrow.
Arrivals at the Planters House yes
terday were A. j. Hinkle, Cincinnati
Miles j. Norton, Memphis 3. &. Cal.
wins, Illinois; John Zolem, Dexter, Mo-;
W. Wilson. st. Louis; J. ]. Conkling,
Dayton, o.; j. II. Dexter, St. Louis; Sam
Lambert, I. A. Duunaway. James d.
Lewis, Tennessee r. L. McLoun, Dex.
ter. Mo-, c. 4. Wilson, st. Louis.
Mr.. Ed. Braxton. that chief of ton.
sorlal artists, has taken charge of the
shop on Eighth street, owned by the late
Daniel Lampert. Ed. Brsxton is one OF
the best BARRIERS in the state, as well as q
gentleman In his intercourse with his
patrons. He was Que OF the sufferers IL,
the late fire at the corner OF Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and lost heavi.
ly. He is now trying 10 bu Id up again,
and We bespeak tor him tair share OF
patronage. He deserves 1t. tt
-Refrigerators, the very best, at A.
Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue. Also,
stoves and tinware, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery, garden and farmers i'm.