The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20


III -. y, Mooney, who Is selling tho
patent wight for end extension wagon
bed. will tall to-day at the Ballard house,
No. 80, Ohio leyec, he can hear OF some.
thing thatwill b" OF mtercst to him.
-Ihere.S talk OF running excursion
trains into The city, N order to give poo.
pie residing along the different lines, a
chance to rome here to DO their trading.
Should such an arrangement be made
with the railroads, i, will he worth
thousandsOi dollars TO our merchants.
Mem, f'om Society journal. "Miss 5
Appeared to positive disadvantage
because OF Sloudincss OF complexion and
must we. write il:-Pimplcs spelling
an otherwise beautiful oountenance, y
She should by all means procure and
use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture. Rep
Don't tail to dropi in on Henry Schick
in his new palace al business AID eXam-
inc his stock OF fine Havana cigars. You
will not regret It, lG.lw
Strangers who visit Cairo should
never fail TO call on Burger, the mann
moth dry goods dealer, The display OF
fine goods in his establishment, l2l
Commercial avenue, has never been
equalcd BY any house in Cairo. Holm
Justice Of the Peace COmngs, having
removed to Judge Bross' Office. corner
of Commercial avenue and Eleventh
street, will be found in his office from
s 10 y o'clock, a. m, daily. l.3-tf.
John Miller is a colored man, who
halls from Nashville, Tenn. He was
caught bathing in the Ohio river near
Halliday Brothers warehouse, yestcr-
day morning, aud consequently, Chief OF
Police AFTER took him in out Of the wet.
lie was fined ten dollars and costs by
Judge Bird. and given twelve days in the
cooler, tor the want OF wealth.
DO not tail to remember that the
strawberry and ice cream festival, tor
the benefit OF LorettO Academy, takes
place at Turner Hall this evening. There
will be fine cane awarded to the most
popular young man, and gold pen TO
he most popular young lady. a cor
iial invitation Is extended to all to at
end. 1t
some OF our colored citizens are
Flying Dutchman'' at Lo-
.ust Grove, and every night crowds OF
boys, girls and grown people congregate
there to enjoy the sport, which i, all
right, but the young men should not
make might hidcous" by cur.ing, yelling
and hooting, a it is charged by certain,
ones, they DO.
Sheriff ~4up will start for Joliet in 4
lay or two with another gang of prison.
.rs. Among them is Tom Ellis, con-
yicted OF horse stealing and who is sem
fenced to three years. May the sheriff
have better luck with this party than he
lid with Davis and Donuel!y, who are
still at large, and are likely TO remain so.
The festival for the benefit OF the
Lorrctto Academy, to take place at
Turner Hall tonight, promises TO be a
very pleasant AFFAIR, aud all who can
shotld attend. The contest for the cane
and pen, which are to be presented to
the most popular young lady and gen
tleman in the house, will be a feature
that is expected to prove quite exciting,
Persons having magazines, periodi-
Gals, etc, which they desire to hive bound
should take them to the Cairo City Bind
cry, where they will be done at reasonable
rates anG in tirst-class order. lin
lis sad but true. sue Corners has
been lounging around town for some
lays, without any apparent means OF
getting a livelihood, and yesterday
officer Axley pulled her, She was be-
lore Judge Bird tor trial, and was fined
ten and costs. She wouldn't get out OF
town, and was sent to the lookup tor
twelve days.
jacob Klee, corner OF Washington
avenue and Twelfth street, Is now pre-
pared to supply the citizens OF Cairo with
pure lake zee at the lowest living prices.
His wagon makes daily rounds, and will
deliver ice in any part OF the city. Ice
depot at corner Washington avenue and
Twelfth street, where all orders should
be left. l-2.tf
Tile people living in that part of the
city to be specially benefited by the fill
ing and grading of the street in the vicn-
lty of Rev. RiX's church. are much
pleased now that the council has taken
the matter in hand, and are about to have
tue street improved. Much inconyen-
fence has been caused the people living
In the vicinity of fifteenth and Sixteenth
and Cedar streets on account of the bad
of the street referred TO at
certain seasons of the year,
Owing to an increase of business.
and lack OF room in my place OF busi-
ness on Commercial avennc between
and Nineteenth streets, |
haye opened branch store at No. ~
avenue, between Eighth
opl Nipnth Strnnts Whnrn I u,;ll lnn,,