The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-24

-kinglcy's yeast, can be procured at
the Cairo Public Library this Tuesday
evening.
Louis Herbert, ohio cvce. sells
Mocrleln's celebrated Cincinnati lager
beer at wholesale and retail. Nv.
Captain jim johnson assures Us
everything is quiet about the Illinois
Central in Cairo and will remain SO.
Nineteenth street be- ecn Washing
ton and Commercial, avenues is receiving
the attention Of superintendent Tim
German.
How can have clear and brilliant
complexion: Simply BY uscing Dr..
Bul's blood mixture and observing the
rules Of health,
The Cairo City Bindery, \. ", Pyart
" Co., proprielors, is now turning out
work Of every description in their line in
lrst-clsss and workmanIike manner. I'm
Dan Miller was up before Judge
Bird Yesterday for being drunk on sun
day. lie was fined two dollars and costs
aud sent to Jail Tor five days. lie had no
money.
AS spirituous liquors will njurc men,
80 opium or morphia will harmtuIly
effect the baby. DR.. Bu'. baby ,yrup
is the remedy for the baby. II T., tree
from opium. Price - cent,
Another horse race is up. It is be-.
tween Bill SCOTS bay pacing horse, and
"Badger,' owned by a gentleman Of
NoodylIle ny, The race il for one hun.
drcl dollars and will come of some
time soon in thi, city,
--McS,rs Hinklc a ThsllcwoOd, pro-
prieror, D: the Planters tobacco ware
house. rot several dispatches yesterday
from their leading dealers in the weed at
New IorS, instrucIing them to make
40 more shipments until the troubles of
the great railroad strike have sub-ided.
Sheriff Slup received a dispatch from
the chief OF police A, Joliet YESTERDAY.
stating that Douneliy, one OF the men
who escaped at IOlona, was In
tina, cfty .'l r.,5c far him shorfff
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-. VI. Ward has gone INTO the ice
bu,iu .ulis now delivering pure lake
icrlu all part, Of the city. Orders lett
with him w.l receive prompt attention,
aud the purity Of the ice delivered guar
autccd. lin
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their bushes. and stand second TO none
in the profession. Their office l. over
BlacE's shoe store. Commercial ayenue,
between Eiotb and Ninth streets. Give
them call lw.
Ut "H'''"I,'ftI Oo''' oi mon
gum! nave '"'''eu oo'' Oo''o'n anu
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place at Jonesboro on the 9th. 2jth-
2G,l and 27lh OF September. Both gen
rlrmen. we understand, have accented
the ipyitationl
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supervisor laIool' WHO charged nm
Win 'Tl"'S 10 cNAHe paying pom TAX Out
eN'deiCe strong enough 10 convince Ms
the charge wa, not produced and ne was
DISCHARGED.
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Mr.. +. Il. Egnew, Of the St. Charles,
is mentioned in the Chicago dailics as
having arrived in that city, and is being
entertained in fine style by the hotel and
newspaper men. With Mr. Egnew's
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wa w" VI, 'S''el' Vi al why may 10TH"
NV acquaintance uuilHG IlIN SHUT stay III