The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

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tccuth streets viii be completed in the
course Of week or ten day. Daily has
done his work well.
The Cairo City Bindcry, a. ". Pyatt
x Co.., proprietors, is now turning out
work Of every description in their line in
lr-t-cass and workmanlike manner. In
--Rocr it, continue to arrive. Among
tu" latest accession 10 the army baby
dom j, % bouncing girl baby at the resi-
dcnce OF Dr. Marean. All hands doing
we'll.
>. =. Wheeler, Esq. returned from
~heboygan on Tuesday evening, Mrs.
Wheeler and family are doing well, and
vii, not return for several weeks to
come.
We understand that a number of
saloons were closed yesterday, the pro.
prictor. hayisg failed to take out license
for the last hall OF the year ending jan
uary 1T, ls7s,
Ed. Bulcr, successor to l.. d W.
Budcr, has full and elegant stock OF the
finest jewclry Of every description,
which he i, selling at The lowest figures.
GIVE him a call. lw.
r. N. Ward has gone INTO the ice
business, and 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
an,ccl. Pin
Hayes, the man arrested in Cairo on
Tuesday on a charge OF horse stealing
was taken to Paducah yesterday by the
steamer Jim Fisk. The horse which
Hayes tried to sell here wa, owned by
livery stable keeper in Paducah.
--Oa next sunday evening at Turner
Hall Prof hummer will give slight.of-
hand performance and variety entertain
meul for the benefit Of the children Of the
unfortunate Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe, both
OF whom are now confined in the South
crn Illinois insane asylum.
During the races on last Tuesday
Bill Scott announced that he would
match his bay pacing horse against any
thing in the county for one hundred dol
lars Scott has fast horse but we be-
lieyc there are several horses in the
county equally, or perhaps faster.
MIR. Woodward and Mrs. Woodward
and daughter Tennie, are still at Lock-
port New York, where they will re-
main through the month of August. A
card from Mr.. ". informs rs that they
are enjoying pleasant weather and hay-
Ing as good a time rs could be expected
| under the circumstances.
ii all those who contemplate attend
Ing the excursion on The Arkansas Belle
on sunday next to Columbus and return
are on board when the boat leaves Cairo,
she will have one of the largest parties
that has gone out from Cairo this sea-
son. The Belle and her officers are pop
ular with Cairo people,
Mr.. Marx, the levec clOthier, is hay
Ing his store room remoJled and rctittcd
throughout, and when done it will be
one of the handScmest and most COM
Portable store rooms in the city. a new
show window, different from anything
ofthc kind in the city is being put in at a
heavy expense. Mr.. Geo, Hendricks is
doing the work. When finished we
shall have something more to say about
it.
BY reference to the notice Of dtssolu-
ton OF the firm of +. q w. Budcr, jew
elcrs, to be found in an another column,
it will be found that Mr.. VIM. Builder has
withdrawn from the firm, and not
Edward. Is stated in the BULLETIN OF
yesterday morning, Mr.. Edward Budcr
will continue the business at the old
stand, and solcits continuance of the
patronage of their old friends and
the public generally.
Col. W. y. CrouchOn, general agent
of the i. q &. n. Il. r., Houston
Texas, is IN the city looking after the in
terests of his company. The Colonel
says they want an outlet for 10000 bales
of cotton tor the east during the coming
season. We think the Colonel struck
the proper point when he landed in Cairo
for he can find IN outlet for $4,000 OF
100000 bales OF cotton at this point ovel
the Cairo and Nincennes and Illinois
Central railroads.
We find the following IN the Illinois
State JoWuai of the 29th; "a. b. SAT
ford, Esq, for many years n prominent
banker of Cairo, and widely know
through the southern part OF the state
died of arpoplcXy, on the 2Gth Inst, a
Burlington, Vermont, whittier he wen
a tew days ago on visit. Mr.. Sailor,
had been a resident Of Cairo for twent,
years or more, and had been ntimatel,
= identified with the progress OF that city
lie was a brother OF ex-Gov. Stafford, O
Arizona, and of Miss Dr. Mary Stafford