The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-24
Ghe Bulletin
CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, April a, 1878.
Local DreyItiea,

Fresh shell oysters at Harry Walk
er's. IT,
Try A. Jaeckel's May drink, and
don't you forget IL. lw
Capt. ID. Hurd of Denver, Colorado,
was in st. Louis day before yesterday.
May drink at A. Jaeckcl3 saloon op.
posite the BULLETIN Office. lw
Don't forget that \. Jacket furn-
ishes the ice cool May drink at his SAL
Don. lw
quite a number Of our teamsters are
finding employment on the Mississippi
Central railroad opposite here.
Harry Walker sets up the oyster
soup lunch every morning at O'Clock.
II.
AT Harry Walkers crystal saloon
may be found the choicest she'll oysters.
Il.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at Q
O'Clock. l.Au
Shell oysters JuSt received ut the
Crystal saloon. HAIRY WALKER.
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Tit place TO get gents undcrwcarc,
fine goods, at very low prices, is At
A. MARI, Gl OHIO Lcvce.
-Jacckcl received to-day per Adams
Express the necessary herbs of which he
compounds his popular May drink.
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query: Why viii men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburgh
Bros. "Seal OF North Carolina" at the saline
priceg lG3tf.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
0o'clock this eycnngat Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ayes
nue. l.3.ti
Last night in the parlors of the St.
Charles hotel the Excelsior society and
Literary society assembled and elected
their officers.
Those who contemplate going TO the
reform club bail on the ~ inst, should
remember that there will be no extra
charge tor ladies.
Mr.. F. Korsmeyer ia just in receipt
of very large and select stock of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls the special attention OF smokers.
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MIR. Jake Martin, 1t is said. has
bought the six lots on which formerly
stood the residence of Mr.. G. II. Greeley
on Twenty>first street.
Mrs. W. w. Wallace and Miss Emma
Axley arc in Centralia where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Taylor,
grandmother of Mrs. Wallace.
The show was the occasion of giving
our streets quite lively appearance yes
terday. Youngsters OF all colors and
sizes thronged the streets.
--Jaeckels Maylower drink is gradu,
ally gaining favor. Its principle CONS
ponent parts are asperoua and adorata,
both of which are healthful and incrgor.
ating herbs. 23-lw
The Excelsior social and Literary
society propose giving on excursion on
the Ariadne Saturday, May 18th. 10
what place the excursion Will be made
we have not learned,
--One OF the Cairo and Vlncennes en-
glncs ran oil the track near Twentieth
street yesterday afternoon, and not less
than an hour was required to put her
back again. No damage done.
Mr.. Remington of Pomeroy, Ohio,
is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Hughes. lie came to Cairo to be present
at the marriage of Miss Ada Halliday and
Mr. John Aisthorpe.
he sure and sec the eagle and owl In
the Arlington house window. C. wv.
"rown isnow stopping there. and for
few days will teach the ant OF embalm,
ing birds, animals, etc. II
we hear that Mr.. Wood Rittcnhouse
has purchased the Blelook properly, and
paid therefore three thousand five hun,
dred dollars. The house Is In good con
ditlon and we'll situated, and sIr. Ritter.
house obtained it at bargain. 4
The ladies' of the German LUTHERAN
church had very pleasant social yu,h>
ering at the parsonage on Thirteenth
street last night. Refreshments OF yari.
GUS kinds were served and most excel.
lent time was had.
The Eighth street sidewalk is, during
this rniny weather, constantly covered
with water and our Eighth street mer>