The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-12

Try Davdsons washing compound.
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Mr.. Ceph Gregg, OF Warsaw, Iii,
noi., who ia connected with the Keok uk
northern line Of packets. Ia In the city
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Capt. Robert X.
Riley.
Try Davidson's washing compound.
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Mr. VIM. Luttrell, u wealthy farmer
who has been resideuf OF this county
for eighteen years, left this city yestsr-
day for Arkansas, where he has bought
a large farm.
Try Dsvidson's washing compound.
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--I;eY. Mr.. Wallar, former pastor of
IN, NJ. Z. Church here, arrived in the
city last night, and will assist Rev. Mr..
Morrison IN conducting the revival now
in progress.
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WAIVER.
ll-20.
-ThS county commissioners met In
special session yesterday for the pur-
pose OF receiving from the county clerk,
and turning over the tax books TO Col.
lector Saup. The books are not quite
ready. however, and the board will prob.
ably be in session several days.
For Batter, Eggs, Apples, ETC., call at
No. "a Ohio levee.
II. II. LEIGHTON
The work Of tearing up the crossing
ON the Tenth street pump house was
commenced yesterday. The underpin>
ming will be replaced and new top put
down. The repairs in contemplation are
much needed, and when finished will
again open up Tenth street to the public.
-l.ost-between Eight and Thir.
teenth streets, a small pearl.handle knife,
two blades, one broken. The finder will
be rewarded ny leaving IL at BULLETIN
bindery. 1921.
A committee Of ladies OF the st.
Joseph's Catholic church viii to-day
visit our business men and citizens gen>
orally 10 sell tickets TO their fair and
festival to be held on the evenings Of the
18th, 2oth and Plat. Buy one.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crysta! saloon every evening at 8
| o'clock, Lift
Has the Cairo BULLETIN drowned
Itself in the swamp In front of It's otic, ?
IL hasn't been seen In Paducah for sew
eral days. --Padaeah Sln,
Have we committed suicide by drown
ing: We guess not. We. like the old
man in the old story, have resolved not
to 20 into water until we have Learned
| to swim.
Damaged meal for sale at Cross &
Co.'s Cheap. No, 81 Ohio leyee. 2.6.3t
TALLER Mahonney and his men were
yesterday at work tearing up the ceiling
OF tho city pump, a, the corner Of
Tenth street and Ohio levee, which was
caving In. New planks have already
been hauled on the site, and before
many days Tenth street will again be as
busy street as any In the city.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALKER.
-"Retorm" Is the heading Of a sign
which now appears on Mr.. Chas. schone.
myers building, where formerly could
have been seen the picture of q beer
king. Mr.. Schonemyer will hereafter
sell only tobacco, cigars, sweet cider.
lemonade, etc, and has arranged his
place In neat and comfortable style, and
means what his sign says, namely, ne,
FORM"
For seed potatoes, choice ap-
pies, butter, eggs, ETC., 90 to G.
81. Jackson & Co.'s, No. "a, Ohio
Levee. 2,s.lm
PROT. j. :. Saaders has just complet-
ed most excellent likeness OF Capt. w.
T. Halliday, and Is now engaged In paint
Ing the likeness of Mr.. Henry Halliday,
which promises indeed to be q master
piece. We have never seen two paintings
which were more true to life than arc
these two. Prof. Sanders has proven
himself, since In our city--in all his
undertakings--an artist Of rare ability,
and we are glad to see that his ability is
being appreciated by cur citizens.
Don't forget the free oyster coup at
so'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.tt
Red chimneys, like red ribbons,
seem lately to have become favorites In
our city. The chimneys Of all the mills
have been painted red, and the latest adj
dillon Ia the chimney Of the dlstillery OF
Messrs. Morlock & Schultz, which, un>
like the red ribbon, We believe, does not
indicate temperance.
Query: "Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at
the same price ~