The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-21

L
/
Local Brevisies.
considerable Ice is passing through
this city bound tor the south.
-Yarnell's Baking Powder
Give it q trial.
The Paducah Sun calls our chief OF
police Capt. AFTER. RI
The Delta broom factory In Wilcox's
block has again resumed work.
Yarnell's Baking Powder is the
best.
S-Dr. G. II. Leach yesterday moved,
not out Of the city, but out Of his old Of
| flee and into WilcOx's block.
The sipe.water Is coming up quite
lively, and the first skiff appeared on
Lake Shannessy yesterday.
The weather just now is "duccdly"
charming, but 1t won't last much longer.
and then what Will the SW have u talk
about?
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER
l1-20
"A Missouri farmer, whose name we
have forgotten, Is storing quite quaint
ity OF tobacco In the brick building al.
joining Carps livery stable.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry v alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at 8
o'clock. l.4.tf
Hereafter the BULLETIN office will be
open all night, aud advertisements and
local notices will be received up to mid
night.
Mrs. ThOs. w. Halliday has dOnat-
ed to the Reform Club q substantial glass
case in which to exhibit '-ouch>me.notn
neurological specimens.
What has become of tie general ass
sembly Of the State OF Illinois," which
used to meet at the Reform Club rooms
Has 1t adjourned sine die II 80 why so?
Query "Why win nsn smoke com
mon tobacco when they on buy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal OF Nortl Carolina at
the same price," l6-3.u.
The steam saw of Nessrs. c. w.
Wheeler & Co.'s wood yari keeps con,
tinual buz during the day, and is highly
appreciated BY those ndghbors who
have 'big ears" tor music.
Go to Pcttis & Birds for eggs
twelve dozen, 81. Potatoes, per bushel,
40 cents. lw
Two professional bcggars one being
minus leg and the other minus an arm,
were visible on the streets yesterday,
and "took In" the dimes OF those whose
sympathy they aroused With pathetic
songs.
If you don't believe Potts & Bird
are selling groceries way down low. 20
and see them and be convinced. lw
Collector Saup gives aotice that on
the 10th OF April he will pace the copy
for the delinquent tax llsa IN the hands
Of the printer, and after INST date costs
will be added. Taxpayers will govern
themselves accordingly.
We understand that the Hibernian
Dire company has purchased the vacant
lot on the corner Of Thirteenth street
and Washington avenue vith..a view OF
constructing, thereon then much, talked
OF new engine house.
Don't forget the free oyster soup ut
0 o'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.tf
MIR. b. F. Blake was busy yesterday
establishing communication between his
store and residence by means OF the bell
telephone. His residence is situated
ON Eleventh, between Walnut and Cedar
streets.
The Rev. Dillon Lee will. on Sunday
night next, again conduct divine services
in the aheneum. What subject has been
chosen for that evenings discourse VIC
are unaware, but that the sermon will be
instructive and will repay listening 70,
we are satisfied. a
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc., call
No. "a Ohio levce.
II. q. LEIGHTON
In our peralnbulations about the city
In the last few days, we have noticed q
number Of fine shade trees that have
been ruined by having the bark eaten
of by horses aud mules, which contrary
to tho ordinances OF the city, are permit.
ted to roam about the streets at will.
1t Is to be hoped that this matter will
receive the attention of the authorities.
Our readers should not forget the
sociable for the Mission Sunday school,
tonight, at DR.. Wardner's bnilding, No.
Ill Commercial avenue. The supper,
which will be ready at 8 O'Clock, will
consist Of everything that constitutes q
square meal, besides candies, cakes
oranges, ETC., and will cost only Is cents
Everybody who wants a good time fol
little money should 20. a~
"A rafflo for a handsome lookins
glass, the property Of the bartender q
l fyfA. A..