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

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the tns piano box buggy aud the excel
lent set of harnesa to be ratified at Louis
Herberts European restaurant. 81
Yesterday forlorn looking woman
with two small children was hunting
around the city for her husband who de.
serted her in New Orleans and came to
this city about the middle OF May, she
describes hun as being thirty.fve years
Of age five feet six inches high, has blue
eyes aud auburn hair, is slightly lame in
the right lex ami his name Is Robert VIII
son. Has anybody seen him:
F. NJ. 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
antced. 2-lm
The quantity Of Pork and other im.
proper food consumed Is enormous and
produces It's inevitable results In innu
merable types Of disease. especially those
of the blood, exhibited In Pimples,
Rlotches, Sores. ETC., all OF which, how.
ever, yield rapidly and surely to DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture.
Burgers dry goods house, No. l24
Commercial avenue, is the palace store OF
Egypt, and his clerks the most polite,
afiable and business-like men In the
trade. Be sure and give Burgera call
before You buy elsewhere. l-l0'lm
Mr. j. W. johnson, formerly resi-.
dent and extens I've miller of CarbOndale,
was in Cairo yesterday. We are told
that the object of Mr.. Johnson's visit to
our city was for the purpose of looking
about for a suitable location for -four
ing mill, which he is thinking of erect
ing here.
Strangers who visit Cairo should
never fail to call on Burger, the nam.
moth dry goods dealer. The display OF
fine goods In his establishment, l24
Commercial avenue, has never been
equaled by any house in Cairo. l-l0.1m
The Illinois Central and Iron Noun
tain railroads are making remarkably
quick time from Texas points to Chica.
60 they recently put stock In Chicago,
from Fort Worth in less than four days,
and potatoes from Houston to Chicago
in six days, distance 1890 miles, and this
is now the recognized Texas short line
from Chicago.
For sale by Winter d Stuart, a sec
ond hand piano, fine instrument war;
ranted to be in good order. For price
and terms call on or address,
WINTER q STUART, Agts,
If. No. Ill Commercial Avenue.
Hattie Fields, a colored woman,
complained to Judge Comings yesterday
that Mill King, also colored, had LAGER
ated her feelings by abusing her
numerically, and asked that she be ar
rested and punished. A warrant was
accordingly placed in officer Andy Gains
hands, and Mile was arraigned for trial,
she was fined five dollars and costs and
sent to the city jail tor ten days. She
had no money.
Jacob klee, corner OF Washington
avenue and Twelfth street, is now pre-
pared to supply the citizens Of Cairo with
pure lake ice 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. 1-2-tf
John Shodink's is a bad road to
travel. On Wednesday John got drunk
and went about town raising great
fuss, and when the police attempted to
arresthim he resisted. He was up be-
fore Judge Bird yesterday and on the
charge of drunk, disorderly and resisting
the officers OF the law, was fined thirteen
dollars and costs and sent to jail for six.
teen days. He will help put the streets
In good trim for the big celebration on
Fourth of July.
Charley Ptlferlingin order to satisfy
the wants of the people of Cairo and
strangers who may visit Cairo, has fitted
In connection with his par excellent
"Our Saloon" ladies' restaurant. His
larder Is at all times abundantly supplied
with the choicest Injuries, and tor fine
lunch, or cool, refreshing drink Of any
description. Charley Pfferling's is the
place to get it.
The festival given by the young Ia.
dies Of Loretto Academy, for the benefit
Of the Academy, at Turner Hall on We'd
nesday evening, was very pleasant and
profitable affair. The attendance was
very good, and the receipts fully up to the
expectation Of those had the festival in
charge. The cain which was to be given
the most popular young man, was award
ed to Mr.. Dennis Foley, collector for the
Cairo City Coal Company. Miss Ella
Comings received the prize offered tor
the most popular young lady.
There will be a meeting OF ladies
and gentlemen. members OF the Conten.
NAL Association, on Friday the 22d inst,
at 3 pm. in the Library room, on Ohio
Levee, at which Mrs. Wardner will make