The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-22

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constantly on hand full supply Of my
well.known b.suds OF cigars aud tobac.
cos. Invite my friends and patrons,
and the public generally to come and see
me. l6.lw. HENNY ScHIcK.
Compliant was made against
young colored man named Jake Judcp,
to Judge Bird yesterday morning,
charging Juden with having stolen
silver watch and ifty cents from a little
boy named Albert Smith, while the lat
ter was playing in the upper end Of the
city. A warrant was issued for Juden's
arrest, and placed in the hands oil Con-
stable John Gladney, who had his
man up before Bird Tor hearing in a
very short time. The evidence against
the prisoner was pretty strong, and he
sent to Jail under bail. OF two hundred dol
lars. This is the second petty theft
Jake has been caught up with within
the past six months, and he Is now
good for term in the penitentiary.
-"Wherels Blake? This query, Mr..
Editor, | have heard propounded num-
Der of times where have been talking
up" the band concerts, and although It
does seem to be imposing on our good
natured friend Blake. ] too, ask the
question and hope that Byron will step
forward and say; "lIere am t." and
will then ego right In" with his nm
dauntable energy and "goaheadatlye-
ness, land draw" up the National Band,
the "Deltas" and the "old Silver Cornet"
boys, and let them regale the citizens as in
times Of yore, with their soul-stirring
strains. II Is true. Mr.. Editor, that a
good many Of the band boys are Occu.
plying positions where they are com.
PEELED to devote their evenings; but If
they kew how their music was apprecia.
ted and what affectonate RENE rbrance
they are held In Tor their past kind
nesses, think that they would make ex-
ira efforts to get together, II only once In
TWO weeks and play us few airs; IL Is
good practice tor them and their kind
ness am sure will be remembered and
appreciated by the entire community.
Hoping that my humble effort to start
"the log rolling" will meet with the
assistance OF Others,
lam VII. LING.
Our attention has been called to some
new and useful cooking utensils recently
invented. One OF which is known as the
Centennial Cake and Baking pan; made
of Russia iron, and so constructed that
after your cake is baked you can instant
ly remove it from the pan without injur.
ing 1t and having raised bottom the
cake cannot possibly burn. 1t is also
provided with slide on the bottom so
that when You remove the tube,
you can close tie hole, making a pan
with PLAIN bottom Tor baking jelly or
plain cakes, bread, etc. Another-the
Kitchen Gents also very useful and
long-needed household necessity. 1t is
a plated wire boiler or Steamer to hang
inside Of an ordinary iron pot, for boil.
ing or steaming vegetables, which, when
done, can be easily removed perfectly
dry without lifting the heavy, sooty
iron pot of of the s.oye, avoiding the
danger OF burning the hands with the
steam in pouring of the b ot water. And
the vegetables can not possibly burn, If
the water boils dry, as the steamer does
not touch the bottom OF the pot. These
goods are sold exclusively through
agents to families, giving universal salts
faction, and presents splendid opening
for some reliable lady or gentleman can.
vasser of this county to secure the
agency for profitable business. For
terms, territory, ETC., write to l.. Z.
Brown & Co., Nos. 2l4 and PIG Elm
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.