The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-09
Local Brevitics,

store at $3.50 each. 9.3t
The tobacco trade, we are told by
men in the business in this city, Is quits
lively at present.
The police officers are all greatly ex'
erclsed over the burglarizing Of the
Planters House on Wednesday night.
Jack Shepherd was up before Judge
Bird yesterday charged with being a va
grant. He was fined twenty-five dollara
| ard costs.
Free passes will not be accepted by
the Cairo and yincennes railroad on the
excursion tour going TO ut. Carmel to
morrow.
--Wantcd--A good boy. TO learn the
book-binding business. Apply at the
Cairo City Bindery, of A. w. Pyatt 4
Co. ct
Ext ounty Clerk Jake Lynch hay
ing relieved him self of the duties OF the
clerks Office, will 20 Into the commit
sion business.
ALI the latest patterns In glass fruit
jars and jelly glasses at Hartman's
queensware store, at lowest prices. 9.f.
No opium No morphia.or other dan.
gerous drug is contained in Or. Bull:
baby syrup. for the relief Of collie, teeth.
ing, etc. Price % cents.
-Four companies Of United States
troops, on their way from New Orleans
to Fort Leavenw0rth, Kansas, passed
through Cairo yesterday.
1t is time tor our people to be clean
ing up the city. Hot weather in earnest
will soon be upon us, and we should
guard the health of the burg well.
--Soloman Parelra, at the old stand &,
IA Commercial avenue, is now offering
his choice stock of dry goods and cloth.
ing at great bargains. Call on him.
l.3-l.m.
The odd Fellows Of this city will
20 on a steamboat excursion to Hick.
man, Kentucky, on Captain Reese Da-
CANS +. +. Eckert, on next Thursday.
The sociable given by the ladies OF
the Church of the Redeemer at the resi-
dence of Judge Baker, on Tuesday night,
was well attended and was as pleasan: as
any yet given.
The Cairo City Biudery, a. W. Pyatt
& Co., proprietors, is now turning out
work OF every description in their line in
first. class and workmanlike manner. I'm
MIR. Fred Kent's new shooting club
did not 90 out for exercise yesterday al
terncon, owing to the bad weather. The
sport has been postponed uahl next
week.
john Tyler is the first colored ma;l
who ever sat on jury in Alexander
county. He was jurymau in the Scott
Goodall case, which came up in the cir
cult court last Wednesday.
Persons having magazines, perlodi.
calls, etc., which they desire to have bound
should take them to the Cairo City Bind.
ery, where they will be done at reasonable
rates and in first.class order. lin
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
8 to IL o'clock, a. M. daily. l-3.a.
Chief OF Police Charlie AFTER is keep
ing his eyes peeled nowadays for dogs
that are tied up by owners who don't
want to pay tine dog tax. People should
bear in mind that this is ilnable Of.
tense.
Charlie Piferlng, the chief of restali-
rant keepers, has re urned to his old
quarters on the corner of Eighth str ct
and Commercial avenue, and don't want
his old friends to forget it,
1t is thought that at least two hun.
dred people will take. advantage OF the
opportunity offered by the Cairo and
yincennes railroad to visit the ruins OF
the once beautiful and flourishing town
OF Mt. Carmel.
The complimentary excursion tender
ell Mr.. Chas.R. Alexander by Capt. Reese
Dugan, of the r. L. Eckert, this evening,
will no doubt be grand affair, TOR
Capt. Reese knows how to do things Up
"done brown
For sale by Winter 4 Stuart, q Sec
ond hand piano, fine instrument war.
ranted to be in good order. For price
and terms call on or address,
WINTER. & STUART, Agts,
If. No. Ill Commercial Avenue.
Will the individual who picked up a
black Grape veil near the corner OF Tween.
tleth and Poplar streets about dusk on
decoration day. Leave it at J..H. Met
calls store, or return to Ii. Greeley
Winters gallery. They will he suitably
rewarded. 1t
F. NJ. Ward has gone into the ict
business, and is now delivering pure lake
Ice in all parts Of the city. Orders LETT
with him will receive prompt attention
and the purity of the ice dolve red guar
antced. 2.lm
The city council holds It's next reg
ular monthly meeting on next Tuesday
night, when the differences now existing
between this city and the Illinois Contra
railroad will be settled one way or an
other.