The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-18
Ghe 8ulletin
CITY NEWS.
THURSDAY, April Is, 1873.
Local Brevities.

Hlytborn ~ COS. Ot
Probate court, Judge YOcum
presiding was in session yesterday.
Harry Walker sets up the oyster
soup lunch every morning at 8 o'clock.
II.
Mems and boys summer hats at o.
liaythorn q Co.'S. largest stock In the
city. IL
Fresh shell oysters at Harry Walk.
er's. II.
-Cooley's cork corsets are tor sale
only by o. Haythorn u 70. Ct
AT Harry Walkers crystal saloon
may be found the choicest shell oysters.
Il.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry Walkers
Crystal saloon every evening ut 8
o'clock. l.4.tt
For Butter, Egg, Apples, ETC., call
No. "a Ohio leyee.
II. III. LEIGHTON
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
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The city council will meet In day
or two TO canvass the result Of the late
election.
New cabbage, large fine heads. are
now to be had In this market at % and
80 cents.
Mrs. }. II. Me,cslf Is again very sick
and confined TO her bed. 5 he WIS very
low yesterday.
The skating rink will be open TO-
night, when the most graceful lady
skater will be awarded prize.
Artificial teeth made, from s. 90 to
$i5 Goa set, at DIR. Jocelyn's, No. IA
Eighth street, Cairo. Ill. 4-l0-tf.
-Farnbeker. the clotlier, Is selling
blue tlannels cheaper than ever. Go and
see him.
There will be regular meeting OF
the temperance reform club tomorrow,
Friday, night.
DIR. C.. W, Dunning leaves Tor Olive
Branch this evening to attend a meeting
OF the temperance club at that place.
--Sqire Tom Martin of Goose Is
land was In the city yesterday attending
to business in the probate court.
MIR. John Revee and q number of 9TH
er gentlemen, we hear, yesterday went
to kentucky ON a hunting expedition.
There were two or three cases tried
in Judge Birds police court yesterday.
but none OF them were Of any impor-
lance.
The county jail :ccntalns nine pris-
oners-eight .men aud one woman, of
the whole number three OF the men are
negroes.
Mr. OOeIly lett yesterday for Spring.
field to attend u meeting OF the railroad
and warehouse commissioners TO DO held
to-day.
The HiberDian fire company will
commence work on their new engine
house as soon as all the arrangements
can be perfected.
1t may be economy In one sense OF
the word but to pedestrians these "cuss. /
ed" clnder walks are proving rather ex-
pensive.
The old locust trees at the corner OF |
Ninth street and Washington avenue
have had their time. Y esterday they |
were ieled. PISS
query: Why.will men smoke common
tobacco when they eau buy Marburgh
Bros. "Seal OF North Carolina" 1t the saine
prlcey lG3N,
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
9o'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave>
nue.. l.A.tt
For calsomining, paper hanging,
granting and painting, call on j. II.
Parks, on seventh street at Able's old
stand. 4.lO.1w
we hear that the colored servant
whose clothes caught fire In the resi-.
dence Of Dr.C. w. Dunning some time
ago, died yesterday afternoon from the
effect OF the burns she received.
j. F. Tucker, general manager, and
J. &. Clark, second vice.president Of
the Illinois Genital railroad. each, with
their royal car, arrived In this city yes
terday. .,
We hear quite large number Of
persons complaining Of the exorbitsnt
price exacted by the manager Of the skat,
ing rink for The use Of his skates. These
same persons say also that were his
prices less exorbitant they would DO
pleased 10 take part ENTHUSIASTICALLY.