The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-10

Mr, A. s, Roberts on OF the ST. Charles
hotel returned from Chicago yesterday.

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Mr.. s. p. Wheeler left for Springfield
this morning and will return the latter part
Of the week.
John f. Mccartney, of the Ne.
tropols Times was in the city yester-
day on professional business.
The city council met in regular sess
sion last night. The business was, in
the main, simply routine.
A large number OF Gypsies are camping
between here and Mound City along the
Mound City road. Trey daily pay our city
professional visits
FOR Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc, cal At
No, 81 OHIO leyee.
II. II. LEIGHTON
Shell oysters Iast received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
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For the most durable dental work, go
to DR.. W. C. Joycelyn, No. u Eighth stieet
Cairo, Illinois. 43lw
Artificial teeth made, from S. 20 to
Sl5 Goa set, at DR.. Jocelyn's. No. II
Eighth street, Cairo, Ill. 4-l0-.f.
DR. After Is pronounced out OF danger
and expects, within no great time, to be
allie to leave his be-. We sre glad TO hear
D. the doctors early recovery.
We are glad to know that Mr.. walter
Mckee is meeting with success in his
singing school. Mr.. Mckee now has qaite
a goodly number whom he is iustructing.
W anted-T0 rent, house of seven or
eight rooms in good neighborhood. Rent
mustbe reasonable. Address Renter"
this office. 4.1.3t.
query: Why Will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburgh
Bros. "Seal of North Carolina" at the same
paw l63tf.
Don forget the free oyster soup at
. O'Clock this eyenlngat Harry Walkers.
nue.. l.4.tt
AT Du QuOlr on the 24th inst. will be
given bail which promises to be an
event of some note. OF course Cairo will
be large y represented.
For calsomining, paper: hanging,
granting and painting, call on j. II.
Parks, on Seventh street at Able's old
stand. i>l0.lw
Mr.. +. korsmeyer is just in receipt |
Of a very large and select stock of Key
West and imported cigars, TO which he
calls the special attention OF smokers.
3.2S.tf
-lIon. JOIN Ii. Oberly and Hon. d.
I. Linegar, delegates to represent this |
county in the Democratic state conven-
ton tomorrow, left for Springfield yes
terday.
The ball to be given on the 24thinst.,
by the Reform club, is looked forward to |
with much interest. Arrangement are |
already being made for the event, which |
promises to be very enjoyable affair.
"A ball given for the benefit Of Mr.. Fred |
scheeler will take place at the Turner hall |
on the 1lthinst. Mr., Scheeer has for.years
been afflicted with rheumatism and Is now |
barely able to be around, We hope TO see |
a large crowd at the hall On the llth.
We understand that Mr., A. Cons |
lngs has prepared petition asking the |
board OF education to appoint hun ST.
perintendent OF the Caro- public school. |
How many slgners he has secured to the
petition we do not know.
--Juslus Cunningham again makes regular
trips with his new hack between this city
and Mound City, and we hear that he is Of
iering extra Inducements In the way OF re.
duced rates to Mound City to those who
wish TO consult him on any question OF law.
AT the meeting of the council last
night Alderman Wright succeeded in
passing resolution instructing the street
to receive bids for filling Thir-
teenth street In front of the school. This
is much needed Improvement.
The Arlington House las changed
hands, and for the present Mr.. II. ii.
Cunningham will have control of the es-
Enlistment. Mr.. Dean, the late pro.
prietor, stepped down and out on Mon
day morning. The why's and whereiores
this deponent knoweth not.
"A telegram received in this city yes>
terday announced the death of Mrs,
Armstrong, aged mother OF Mr.. George
Armstrong Of the Cairo and Vincennes
railroad. MIR. Armstrong expected TO
start this morning by the Caro- and VIM
cennes road for Plttsbnrg to attend the
funeral,
"A private letter received in this city
IRON Murphysboro yesterday, says that
the residence Of Judge George Andrews,
at that place was destroyed by fire on
Saturday evening, together with all its
contents except piano. The residence
OF Hon. II. e. Albright, which adjoined
Andrews. was terribly 'scorched.
Andrews property was insured for ST.,