The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-24

our streets yesterday. :.
John L. Rennle, In keeping with his
characteristic enterprise, is erecting an
addition to his new machine shops.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc., call at
No. GA Ohio levee.
Under cover of darkness, some
piliering cuss appropriated the lamp
globes OF the music stand up town.
-Hon. ID. T. Linegar is attending
court at Charleston. He Is conducting
the defense In the McGruder murder
trial.
First class day board at the
Planners House, $l8 per month.
-Infldels OF the city are upon the tip.
toe ofexpectation over the anticipation OF
securing theI Peoria God,Hating lawyer
TO address them.
Much credit is due Georges Fry and
Fraser for the perseverance, shown In fill
ing the columns OF the Avant. Courier
with lads"
-First-class day board at the
Planters House. els per month.
--"Breathss there man with soul so
dead, who never to himself hath said"
that this il the confoundest winter for
colds that he has ever experienced.
II. Il. LEIGHTON
Oyster soup lunch at HarrY " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at 0
O'Clock. l.4.u
Owing to height OF The water In the
Ohio, york on the Mississippi Central
railroad incline, opposite the city on the
Kentucky shore, is temporarily postpon-
ed.
MIR. Chas. Bowen, OF Centralla, is
temporarily filing the position OF Ro5t.
Wilkinson, Esq, at the Illinois Central
round house.
The annual "knock down" OF the
lamp post at the corner of Nineteenth
street and Washington avenue, this time
was occasioned by swine scratching
themselves against it.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
8 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave>
nue.. Lift
The number OF converts at the
Methodist Episcopal church, thus far,
under revivaiistic influences are much less
than the untiring efforts OF Palson Nor
ris0n deserves.
They are becomng-those plug hats
are, but in our haste we tailed to ascer.
tain what was under them as we passed
several at the corner OF Eighth street
and Washington avenue, Sunday.
-First-class day board at the
Planters House, $l8 per month.
-Sproat's refrigerator cars of Of the
various roads that run into this city are
receiving a new coat of paint, each re-
semblng an overgrown lobster in ap>
pearance. Mr.. George Bourchard, OF
st. Louis, is doing the work.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
1l.20
-Rev. Pierce, presiding elder o! South.
ern illinois circuit, preached in the
morning at the NJ. E. Church to a goodly
concourse OF people. As usual, the
longevity OF his discourse is the only
Objectionable feature.
Again Prof. hummer has been ex.
ercising his inventive genius and this
time the product is balloon. He says
1t can be made to 20 in any direction, no
matter how much wind there may be at
the time. Capacity, one man.
Should any Of our merchants or EN-
ploying mechanics be In need of clerks,
book-keepers, laborers or tradesmen Of
whatsoever kind, they would be mos
likely to find the same at the Cairo TEN.
peranee Reform Club rooms. PatroHize
home industry.
For seed potatoes, choice ap-
Pies, butter, eggs, ETC., go to q
81. Jackson & Co.'s, No. "a, Ohio
Levee. 2>S-1m
Mr.. Potter Palmer, OF the Paine
House. Chicago, was In the city tor
few hours yesterday. MIR. Palmer Ii OF
his way to New Orleans, from whence
Is said he will sail for France. While IL
Cairo he put up at the St. Charles.
The City National bank has on han'
a lot OF the new and popular four pc
cent. government bonds, which are be
ing taken SO rapidly in all parts OF tn
country. Those desiring sato and prof
liable investment. will hnd 1t In thes
bonds. All desired information can b
ascertained by inquirlng at the City M
, tional bank.
' MIR. McGarIgle, chief OF the detectlv
, force, and Detectives Ripley, Lieoh, XII
patrick and Mr.. Trolley, all Of Chlcag.