The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-21


Moerlelns celebrated Cincinnati lager
beer at wholesale and retail. Wv.
-"Citizen Copsic" since his return
from the Centegnial spends much OF his
time in "surf bathing on the Kentucky
side of the ohio.
The excursion on the Idlewill TO
paducah this evening. will be- pleasant
affair. It viii be the event OF the season.
OF course it will. They all are,
One hundred car load of Mississippi
wheat we're shipped into 81. Louis va
lllinoi. Central aud Cairo Short Line
railroads, last week. --Du Qp)il Trtbaae
no child can sleep soundly while
suffering with collie or from te"thing.
Remove the cause by using Dr.. Bulls
baby syrup. Only % cents per bottle.
The Cairo City Bindery, 4. ", Pyatt
& Co., proprje,or,. is now turning out
work Of every description in their line in
irst-clsss aud workmanlike manner. I'm
The MAYOR says saloon keepers must
pay up their licenses by the 10Th. or suffer
according to the provisions Of the ordl-
nance. -Four days yet remains. Let all
take heed.
w are Informed by Mrs. Ford,
treasurer Of the Library association, that
the new books OF the association pur-
chased in London, England, arrived on
Thursday evening. They are something
over eleven hundred volumes.
F. n. Ward has gone INTO the ice
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 delivered guar
antccd. 2.im
Old Martha Caldwell. who was de-
serte! BY her husband and lett to the
charity OF her neighbors, has passed out
OF the trials and tribulations OF this
world. She died last Tuesday and was
buried Oh Wednesday.
The Murphy Temperance tidal wave
{ moving slowly but surely toward
Cairo. 1t has reached many OF the
smaller cities OF the northern part OF the
state, aud has buried many hard old
soalers under the pledge.
We are informed that the people OF
Mr. VIM. II. Morris, to deliver lecture
int at village soon. Mr.. Morris has ac-
cepted the invitation, and will take for
his subject temperance.
-PaGucah has a new fair association,
whose members offer five thousand dol
lars in premiums. The far will be held
on the 2ith, 18th. 10Th and 21th of Sep
TENDER. One Thousand dollars is offer
ed in premiums Tor fast horses.
The ladies' of the Library Associa-
ton are making ready tor an entertain
ment of some kind, to take place at
some time not n great way off. but of
what nature the entertainment will be,
we have been unable TO learn.
The evidence in the Union county
bond case was closed yesterday morning
The case will now rest until the 9th
day OF August when the argument will
begin. Judge Baker adjourned court at
noon Yesterday until the day above men,
toned.
Canine & Whtlock, dentists, are
gentlemen thoroughly conversant with
their business and stand second to none
in the profession. Their office Is over
Black shoe store, Commercial avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets. Give
them a call. lw.
Cairo has another literary society.
The same was organized recently at the
residence of Mr. Walbridgc, OH Fifteenth
street, between Poplar street and Com.
mercial avenue, and is composed Of the
leading young ladies and gentlemen of
this city.
The Pulaski county teachers insti-
/ tute Is now in session at Caledonia, and
will pro ably come to an end this even
ing. The numb,r OF teachers in atten-
dance was very large, and the proceedings
are said to have been from the first Of a
very interesting character.
Mr.. Frank Chanirau, the great actor,
is booked to appear at the atheneum in
this city as soon as the theatrical season
opens. He will play the roll OF Exit"
in the Arkansas Traveller" After Mr.
Chantrau, comes Milton Mobiles, who
Will remain two nights, aud present his
famous play of "Jlm Blcisoe"
The Eckerts excursion to Smitllland
on Thursday was n gay affair. About
one hundred ladies and gentlemen OF
Cairo, and about sixty from Mound City
and Metropolis, participated. Captain
Reese Dugan was in high state OF good