The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
CHE BnlIetin,
CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, February 0. 1873.

Try Davidson'u washing compouuc
| 2-5 l-w
The city council met in regular ses
sion last evening, .
Harry Walker sets free oyster lunc
every evening. ''Don't you forget it,"
MIR, Harry Schulz and bride have re
turned from their southern trip.
Try Dayidson's washing compound
| 2>5 l-W
Damaged meal for sale At Cross 4
Co.'s. cheap. No. o. Ohio leyee. 2.6.3
The whistle Of the narrow,puag
engines were yesterday heard tor tn
first time 10 long while.
Shell oysters just received at th
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALKER.
A new commission store has beef
opened on Eighth street, by Mr.. Johl
Drake, from Jonesb0ro.
Shell oysters Jus. received ut III,
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
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The narrow-gauge railroad is IL
operation again, and if you want to &c
to 81. Louis, that is good route to take
The livery stable OF the late Perry
Powers Is now conducted by Mr.. ID. w
Hamlin, an old citizen Of this place.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, ETC., call Al
No. 81 Ohio levee.
H. IA. LEIGHTON
Shell oysters just received &c the
Crystal saloon. HAIRY WALKER.
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Try DavidsOn's washing compound.
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Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker'a
Crystal saloon every evening at 8
O'Clock. 1.4.ti Z
sheriff Saup il getting ready to col
lect the taxes, and will make his first
collections at Clear Creek on the 25th
inst.
Try Dayidson's washing compound.
70 l-w
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
0 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave>
nue.. l4.ti
query: "Why will men smoke COIN
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar,
burg Bros. seal OF North Carolina at
the same price!'' .
We are informed that there will be u
meeting of the sesslon Of the Presby-
terrain church this evening after tile
services, to give an opportunity to any
who may desire to connect themselves
with the church. So 81
For the last week or ten days the
city has been infested by gang of fel.
lows whom the police viii do well TO
keep an eye OH, The gang numbers
perhaps dozen, ard II appearances In
dictate anything they are decidedly
"bad lot" The fellows are nearly all
cold timers" and have returned TO Cairo
to winter.
When outside papers have run out
Of all other lies, and find that their at
tempt to drown Cairo has proven q
failure, they attempt to make people be-
lieve that this city Is being shaken to
pieces by earthquakes. We have of late
,een numerous papers, among them the
Psducah Sun. Pomeroy's Democrat, etc.,
which contained the above mentioned
lie.
Yesterday afternoon at about 4:30
o'clock tho two horse team owned by
Mr.. Thos. Leary came near meeting
watery grave. The wagon was loaded
with flour, and the horses going down
the levee being unable to hold the wagon
back, they started offon arun and .steered
tor the stageplank OF the Iron Mountain
but missing it they ran into
the Ohio river. The -four was imme'
diately thrown into the river, and ropes
were attached to the horses and wagon
by which they were pulled 10 shore.
The frat passenger train over the
Cairo and st. Louis railroad, came into
tho city last evening, at about six
O'Clock. We understand that from and
alter this date trains will run regularly,
arriving and departing from Cairo &C
cordlng to the time card published else.
where in this paper. Mr.. l., M. john
son, tho genial manager, Is getting the
affairs OF the road to rights as fast as
circumstances will permit. MIR. Tom,
Whitlock has been appointed passenger
and freight soliciting agent at this point
and has already gone to work. Tom
will make good man In this position
He Ia wi1e,awake and energetic, and be-
sides has many q warm friend In thi'
city. Who the agent 1t this point vii
be we do not know, but understand th'
position has been rendered to an low
man. We wish the narrow>gauge sue
cess, and hope that In the future onl!
good luck and prosperity may attend It
Notice.