The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-14
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description, CDaricy fhfferlings Is the
place to get y.
Mr.. Tim German. superintendent of
streets, went 70 work with his gang Of
assistants on the track in ST. Mary's
park Yesterday, aud will put the same in
good condition. according to the instruc.
tiops of the council, with all posslbl,
haste, that IL may be In good condition
for the coming races on the fourth Of
July.
The "B.by's Best hrendn il the most
sppro pirate title for Dr Bulls by Syrup.
It is absolutely free from opium, morptis
and other powerful agents, Is perfectly
safe and reliable under all circumstances,
and by allaying the usual stomach and
bowel disorders Of babyhood keeps the
child from iret,ing and crying, so injurious
to itself and annoying 10 all. Price 25
cents. G8lw
We are informed that the sale Of to-
bacco to take place to-day at 10 o'clock
az the Farmers warehouse. will be the
largest OF the season. The proprietors,
Messrs. Hinkle & Thistlewood, Inform
us they will offer one hundred hogsheads,
consisting mostly CT Kentucky tobacco.
They expect also to have a large sale on
Friday. Those interested in the Cairo
tobacco market should make a note of
this.
--Refrigerators, the very best, at A.
HalIey's, ll5 Commercial avenue. Also,
stoves and tinware, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery. garden and farmers i'm.
plements, plows, corn planters and she'll
ers, sulkey rakes, and general stock OF
stoves. tin and hardware. flower stands,
both wire and wood, flower trailers, diff
ferent styles. hanging baskets OF all
kinds; ,he largest variety OF bird cages
in the city and will be sold very low at
A. Halley's, llj Commercial avenue.
3.2i.3m
Jim Orange, whom Constable John
Gladney "took in out of the wet" on
Monday, TOR attempting to make greese
spot out OF a young c0lored boy on Ihir-
teenth street, was up before Judge Bird
for trial yesterday morning. He was
adjudsed guilty of being drunk and dis
orderly, and fined FIVE dollars and costs.
He had no money to pay his way out.
and went over for seven days, aud will
labor on the streets.
Alexander county is undoubtedly
ahead in the matter Of new wheat. Mr..
Tom Mcclure, the champion farmer Of
Southern Illinois, has been the first to
reap the new harvest. On Monday last
he cut forty acres OF as fine wheat OH his
Clear Creek farm as was ever harvested
in Southern Illinois. Mr.. A. G. BaItle-
son OF Pulaski, cut several acres on Non
day or Tuesday said to be excellent
wheat.
--George 1Atns, is the name Of the
young man who Chief Charley Ar
ter pulled on suspicion that he was the
man who had played so tinc for tour
dollars on tie greener Simon Taylor, on
Halliday and Phillips whariboat Monday.
George was drunk when the officer
grabbed him, and was lined only five
and costs, because Simon could not be
found. lie had no money, ard promised
to leave town inside Of an hour, if the
chei would let him so, and he LETT.
The Odd Fellows excursion on the
steamer T.. +. Eckert, to Hickman, Ky,
tis morning. promises to be a
graEd affair. from all indications. There
will be much ENJOYMENT TO all, whether
young or old. gay or sedate. Excellent
music wifi be diseoursed, as the Silver
Cornet Band and Eisenberg's String
Band accompany the party. The fare
for the round Trip has been fixed at 81
for gentlemen 10 cents tor ladies. 80
cents tor children over seen yeass.
Children under seven years will 20 Tree.
The boat will leave the wharf from the
foot of sixth street, at halt past seven
O'Clock, am.