The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-25

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Try A. Jaeckel's May drink, and
don't you forget It. Nv
Circuit court will convene on the
third Monday in May.
May drink at A. Jaeckcl's saloon ops
posite the BULLETIN Office. lw
The skating rink has closed in Caro-
but will be re>opened In Mound City to-
day.
Don't forget that A. Jaeckel furn-
ishes the ice cool May drink at his sal
Don. Nv
Harry Walker sets up the oyster
soup lunch every morning at 8 O'Clock.
II.
AT Harry Walkers crystal saloon
may DO found the choicest shell oysters.
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Oyster soup lunch at Harry Walkers
Crystal saloon every evening ut .
O'Clock. l.4.u
Shell Oysters Just received at the
CRYSTAL saloon. HARRY WALKER.
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Tit place to get gents underweare,
line goods, at very low prices, Is at
A. MARX, 81 Ohio Levec.
1t was the new chimney on the root
of the distilery tn was carried away by
The storm.
The up town girl who cioped with
her "leller" the other Iay, has returned.
There's no place like home.
--Jaeckel received to,day per Adams
Express the necessary herbs Of which he
compounds Ilis popular May drink.
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query: Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Muburgh
Bros. "seal of North Carolina" at the saline
price! lG3tf
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial avcs
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MIR. y. korsmeyer ia just in receipt
of very large and select stock Of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls tho special attention OF smokers.
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-Jaeckel's Mayllower drink is gradu-
ally gaining favor. Its principle com,
poncnt parts are asperoua adorata.
winch is healthiul ami incorporating
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On the narrow gauge road yester>
day twcnty-cight new rails were placed
IN the place OF old rails, which had been
made dangerous by trees falling on
them.
The delay OF the narrow gauge
trains yesterday was caused Dy num-
Der of trees having fallen over the track,
which had TO Lc removed before the
trains could proceed.
The storm has furnished considera>
BILE work for wood choppers. ThS can
be seen on almost every street in the
city, cutting up trees which were blown
down by the wind.
The City National and the Alexande
county banks refuse to accept the Mexi>
can dollar on deposit or otherwise except
at discount. The discount,w believe,
Is ten per cent.
The ball, given last evening by the
members OF the Red Ribbon Reform club,
WAS really grand affair, the attendance
being large and of the best class of our
people.
-Thaycr, Diefcnbach 81 Lewis show
wound up their course OF entertainments
in this city last evening, and left during
the night for Cape Girardeau where they
are billed to exhibit to-day.
The skaters In masks were quite
scarce at Turner's hall night before last
only TWO couple in masks making their
appearance. All Others were IN masked.
Hence the masquerade on skates was
failure.
Hon. John Ii. Oberly will lecture be,
fore the Odd Fellows at Gaesburg on
Friday, the 2Gth. He lett Cairo for
Springfield on Tuesday night, and will
20 from there for Galesburg to-day.
The case of the murderer Burkelow,
pending before the supreme court, will
be disposed of at the June term. Burke>
the Alexander county Jail for saiekeep-
ing.
Miss Lily Ford, we hear, met with
a serious accident af the skating ink
night before last. While skating she re-
ceived severe fall which seems serious.
ly to have affected her spine. She was
carried home in falnting condition.
Eugene Ellis and Frank Pettis, we
hear, have bought the skating rink from
Mir. Lee. How much Messrs. Ellis and
Pettls pail for the rink we do not know,
but we hope that they may DO financially