The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-13
Local Breyities.

| Az Iiaiiy Ndlhti crystal hdlOOl
may be found the choicest shell oysters.
II.
The first strawberries Of the season
were yesterday received in this city BY
f.. w. Thielecke.
Mrs. DR.. w. c. I.ense, OF JonesborC
is in the city visiting ut the residence o
her father, j. II. Mulkey, E>q.
Services in the Episcopal and Ger.
man Lutheran churches, were tolerably
well attended last night.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at
o'clock. l.i.tt
For Butter, Egg., Apples, etc., call
No. Va ONO leNcc.
II. II. LEIGHTON
We here it, unauthoritatlyely stated
that Mr.. +. ID. Rexiord will assume tn,
proprietorship OF the Arlington hotel.
Shell oysters Just received at tie
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
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Artificial teeth made, from s. 90 to
SIS GOA set, at DIR. Jocelyn's, No. IA
Eighth street, Cairo, LII. 4-l0-,f
Several teachers Of the Cairo public
schools attended the closing exercises OF
the Mound City public schools last FRI
day.
Chief AFTER and icer John Hog An
yesterday cslaboostd seven or eight
tramps. whom they arrested for being
drunk and disorderly.
Mound City will have hop under
the auspices OF the Allons dancing club
April 23i. A number OF. Calro's light tan.
tastlc toe-tppers will be present.
Query: Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburgh
Bros. "Seal OF North Carolina" at the same
price, 163tf.
C. A. Beck, general u2erintendent
Of the southern division OF the IL
linois Central railroad, was 10 the city
yesterday.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
0 o'clock this evening at Harry Walker's,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave>
nue.. l.4.tf
For calsomining, paper.hanging,
granting and painting, call on j. IL.
Parks, on Seventh street at Able's old
stand. 4.l0.lw
Mr.. F. korsmeyer is just in receipt
Of very large and select stock of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls the special attention OF smokers.
32S.tf
For SALE. - Four secondhand bar.
bers' chairs at the most reasonable terms.
Apply at Vim, Alba's on Commercial
avenue between Sixth and Seventh
streets. 4.9.iw.
Judge Gilbert and wife of st. Marys,
Mo-, and parents of Mr.. W. b. aud NJ. F..
Gilbert OF this city, are visiting their
sons and will remain in the city several
days yet.
There is an old saying that "beauty
unadorned, adorneth not" but notwith-
standing this fact MIR. NJ B. llarrell may
henceforward be seen cOnspicuously
adorned with the red ribbon.
Work on the extension OF the Mis-
sissippi Central railroad, under the su.
pervision of Maj. Dunayaut, is progress
ing rapidly and ere the stipulated time
expires. We predict. the grading will have
been finished.
Two tramps on the Kentucky shore
Yesterday, being unable to beat" their
way.across on the ferry, stole skiir be
longing to farmer. The farmer was close
upon them but they reached this side of
the river in safety and put out for the
Mississippi levee.
DIR. G. ii. Leach has, for some time
past, been invisible to our citizens, and
the general impression is that he Is no
longer lone of u.s." Experience has
doubtless taught the doctor, during his
short stay in this city, that not only "pay
as you co." but also "pay before you
CO." Is the best policy.
Mr.. NJ. II. Mccoy, representing a Chi
cage house, is in the city with large stock
OF oil chromos and paintings which he viii
offer for sale here. He expects to place
his pictures on exhibition in DR.. Ward
ner's building on Commercial avenue on
Monday or Tuesday evening. Tom Win
ter has been engaged as auctioneer when
the sale takes place.
Dan Hartman has just received the
largest and finest assortment Of baby
carriges ever brought to this city. III
fact he has handsomer buggies than ever
was brought to Cairo. Reversible han,
dies, piano box, canopy top buggies
Parties desiring to purchase a buggy
will do well TO call and examine hie
large and extensive stock now on exhibit
ton at his queensware store, corner o.
Sixth street and Commercial avenue.
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Mrs. j. II. Phillips, having taken