The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-05-01
Local Brevities.

Fresh shel oysters nc larry walk.
er's. IT.
Its too bad that local news is ''un-
usually" scarce; hey, Shag2
AT Harry Walkers crystal saloon
may be found the choicest shell oysters.
u.
Harry Walker sets mp the oyster
soup lunch every morning at o'clock.
II.
DIR. AFTER Is now able to sit up and
ayows his intention 10 "go through"
come what will.
Miss Annie Kelsey, former al
tache OF the Cairo book bindery, is visits
Ing Mrs. Payne.
Painting, house>cleaning and NOV
Ing are now the most. laborious duties
OF the good husband.
"A. w. Pyatt & Co. are to have q
small stationery establishment In con-
noction with their bindery.
II will offer on Monday morning 100
pieces Hamburg edgings at prices much
below their actual values. STUART,
1t Stu street.
Alderman Foley will go into the ice
business this season. We bespeak for
him liberal share of patronage.
DIR. Cunning, Capt. w. NJ. Williams
and others went to Unity last evening to
attend temperance meeting.
Geo. Martin, Of Charleston, Mo-,
has enlarged his Enterprise making 1t
by Tar the most newsy sheet in the burg
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at 8
O'Clock. l.4.u
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALLER.
ll>20
The place to get gents underweare
fine goods, at very low prices, is at
A. MARX, 81 Ohio Levee.
Query: Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburgh
Bros. "Seal OF North Carolina" at the same
price! l63tf.
"A meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was held 10 the Re-
torn club rooms yesterday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Alsthorpe return
ed to the city yesterday afternoon, and
are now at the residence OF the brides
mother.
Remember the fancy entertainment
to be given at the residence Of Mr.. Chas.
Gallagher tomorrow, Thursday, evens
Ing.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
9o'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.u
MIR. Dennis Foley tells that gen.
tleman whose initials are j. n. o. b. X.
+. y. N. L. will soon 20 into business"
for himself.
The city council of Mound City,
at regular meeting, passed an or.
dinance repeating the ordinance raising
liquor license.
MIR. g. Close is canvassing the city
for very Interesting book entitled "a
Pictorial History Of the World" by
James ID. McCabe.
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.
3.2S.u
--McGinn, not McLinn as was stated
In one of last weeks issue, who had his
hand crushei on the Central road, Is still
living. His age makes his recovery
doubtful.
The skating rink, under the super>
version OF Petit b Ellis, will be open to-
night. An excellent band of music will
be In attendance. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all.
The car-hoist men have again suf-
Tered a reduction of pay. Four men are
DONG the same work they did before
the reduction, losing between them>
selves one mans pay.
--Mcssrs. Trigg and Frasier have now
In course OF completion very substm-
tial little planning mill. 1t Is located at
the corner OF Tenth street and Washing
ton avenue and Poplar street.
The old Farmers Home on Tenth
street, Of which mention has before
been made, remains nuisance. Why
some means is not resorted to to abate
the same we are unable to say.
The new coach, recently built at
Chicago to convey officials over the road.
arrived in the city on the Illinois Central
rail. Old yesterday. containing Ed. F.
Jeffrey and other high officials.
The calico hop under the auspices OF
tho Allons Dancing club on Thursday
last at Mound City was well attended.