The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-28
Local Brevities
-Yarnell's Baking Powder.
Give it q trial.

lIitO MS new mouse ABOUT the Hfst oil May
We hear that Mr.. Lon Haynes will
shortly return to this city and again
make 1t his home.
Five cents will buy an Infant OIL
superior quality at Henry Schck's.
3.22.lw
Major Il Testers engine and boiler
having been put up, their factory was In
iull blast yesterday.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HAIRY WALLER.
1920
Wanted, two good farm hands. Inc
quire at NJ onlresser's Intelligence Office.
1t
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alkcr's
Crystal saloon every evening at 8
o'clock. l.4.tt
--Choice peachblow and early rose
potatoes at rs cents per bushel.
324.lw. ALDEN, GRAVES & Co.
Go to Pcttis & Birds for eggs
twelve dozen, 81. Potatoes, per bushel,
40 cents. lw
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc., call at
No. "a Ohio levee.
II. n. LEIGHTON
For the best Ave cent cik gar In town
20 TO Henry S'hick's and get the "In,
tant." 3.22-lw
Yarnell's Baking Powder is the
best.
Flour, meal, corn, oats, hay, bra n
outer, eggs, etc.
3-N.lw. ALDEN, GRAVES & Co.
Try the "Flor de Alma" ten cent
cigar at the cigar store of Henry
Schick. 3.22.lw
The finest honey you ever saw at 10
cents per pound,
32i'lw. ALDEN, GRAVES s. Co.
MIR. Os. Grcenley Of Goose Island
Is in the city, and he reports every thing
lively "up 10 the neck.n
The first genuine thunder storm OF
the season occurred between twelve and
one o'clock this morning. &.
Henry Schick has the celebrated five>
cent "lnfant" cigar. Pure Havana filler
with Connecticut wrapper. lw
If you don't believe Pettis & Bird
are selling groceries way down low. 90
and see them and be convinced. lw
Wanted, two young men to canvass
for saleable article. Call at Montres-
ser's office, No. 6 Winters Block. 1t
The Flor de Alma" is superior ten
cent cigar for sale by Henry Schick. near
the corner OF Ninth street, on CONNER
cial avenue. 3.22-lw
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
9 o'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ayes
nue.. l.4.tt
Query: "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco when they cen buy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina at
the same price," l6-3.u.
Judge Pidgeon OF Pulaski county,
was in the city yesterday. lie reports
farmers all busy in his county, and the
outlook for the future Frightening.
-Gypsies just now are numerol Is In
ourcity. They are camping outside OF
the levee aud daily walk into III, city,
and call on our citizens.
Mr.. F. korsmeyer is just in receipt
Of very large and select stock of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls the special attention OF smokers.
3.2S.tf
DIR. c. W. Dunnlng has followed the
suit OF A. j. Carl. and has had walk OF
cinderS put at the side and In front of his
residence instead of the customary plank
walk.
The examination OF the high school
will commence this morning and con>
tInue through to-day and tomorrow.
The public generally are invited TO these
examinations.
The sidewalk at the corner OF Fiji.
tenth and Cedar streets, near Rix's
church, is In a "rikety' and "shaky''
condition and should receive the atten.
ton Of the sidewalk repairers.
John James, u servant in the employ
OF MIR. Frank Gazolla, got into quarre
with Mr. G.'s cook yesterday, and il
the melee was badly cut about the heat
and face by being struck with dishpan
The regular weekly meeting of tn
temperance reform club will take plac
tomorrow evening. and we are told tina
tho proceedings will be even more thai
usually interesting. Who will speak i
not yet known.
MIR. Y. u. Turner. Is suggested b,
many Fourth wardens as the cominJ
man to represent them In the city cOun'
Gil. Mr.. Turner is q good citizen, mai
of more than average ability, and b
would no doubt, be q valuable acquisi
ton TO the council.
An immense cast iron tank Ia tn