The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-24

n suitable reward.
Jake Bradley's big picnic and bar
Dacue at Elm Grove tomorrow will he n
grand success. Jake is making nam.
moth preparations.
--Theh ealthy growth Of the baby is
dependent upon its freedom from the
pernicious effects Of opium. DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is the best remedy known
tor the diseases of early childhood.
Price % cents.
Mr.. j. NJ. Heley, civil engineer Tor
the Illinois Central railroad company, in
company with his daughter, Miss G. NJ.
Heley; and Miss Kate j. Bacon, arrived
in the city from Champagne yesterday.
They are registered at the st. Charles.
i hereby warn all saloon keepers to
refrain from selling my wife, Alice
Smith, liquor or other intoxicating drink.
All who disregard this notice will be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law.
81. ANTHONY SMITH.
Miss Alice and Master Sam. Halliday
left yesterday on the 2;30 p. M. train on
the Illinois Central railroad for an ex.
tended visit north, intending to stop
month or so at Sheboygan. We wish
them safe and pleasant journey.
Canine & Whitlock are recognized as
standing at the head of the dental pro.
iession OF Southern Illinois. Their
rooms are over Blacks store, on Com
mercial avenue. Give them a call when
you have anything in their line you want
done. Aug lj2w
Squire Comings, 1t is said will make
a canvassing tour through the county
within a few days. in order TO obtain
some idea Of his chances tor the county
judgeship, before he announces himself
as candidate. The squire is a wise
man, and has an eve to business. He
always takes look before he leaps.
Mr.. b. McSif1, an old and expert.
enced barber, has taken charge of the
shop on Eighth street, formerly occupied
by Mr.. Lampert. Mr.. McNifi is a white
man and an excellent barber, and will
endeayor to give his customers as good |
work as can be had at any other shop in |
Cairo. lie soicits a share OF the patron.
age of our citizens. 3-3-2w
On Wednesday night, the shoe shop |
Of Mr., Block on Eighth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues,
was entered by thieves, and three pairs
Of boots and other goods stolen. They
got into the establishment by the use OF
skeleton key, and after getting what
they wanted, left the door standing wide
open.
The Irish National society's ball at
Kluge's hall will come off on Tuesday
night, September 4th. This society
Is imposed of number of young Irish |
gentlemen of this city. who have en-
gagged the services Of first class string
band to furnish music for their first
demonstration; and they ask all who hold
invitations to attend, assuring everybody |
pleasant time.
From Mr.. Jerry Hall, of Ballard |
county, Kentucky, who was in Cairo
yesterday, we learn of race that is to
come off in Cairo one week from next
Saturday. The contest will be between
Mr.. Halls roam mare-the animal That
ran against the black horse Morgan at
the park last Saturday. and the grey |
pony owned by Mr.. John Clark, Of Fill
more City. The stake is one hundred
dollars, and will be run for on the st.
Mary's park track. The distance is three
hundred yarks.
Yesterday afternoon between four
and five O'Clock Chief OF Police AFTER
discovered man named Patrick Murphy
and Jack Shepherd playing seven up in
downtown saloon and upon investiga-
ton, become convinced they were play
ing tor money. He arrested them and
took them before Judge Bird, where
they were given hearing. They were
tried under the city ordinance and fined
ten dollars and costs each. Shepherd
took an appeal to the circuit court, and
lett the court in company with an officer
to furnish bond. Murphy went to Jail.
Bill Elliott, who saw the game in the
saloon, and who was a witness in the
case, was twice fined for contempt OF
court. He refused blankly to answer
our very able attorneys pointed ques-
tons, aud paid tour dollars for the priyi.
lege.
Many OF our citizens who took time
to glance at the place of the Mystic
Krew's proposed new hall, which was
recently on exhibition at Taber Bro
jewelry store, and which is a very beauti>
tul piece OF drawing, smiled audihly, and
with wink and knowing shake OF the
head, which plainly told how very little
they believed such a structure would ever
be built by this organization, passed on,
giving the matter no further thought.
These people no doubt will be somewhat
surprised to learn that the Mystic Krew
is in solid earnest about the building Of
this hall. A committee appointed by
the organization to look after suitable
location for the huildinp have several